Re: natural language vs human language

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>> Or from a W3C perspective: "markup language". 
> Isn't "markup language" a kind of "programming language" as opposed to
> "natural language"?
> 

If one insists that there are only two kinds of language, sure. But I'm 
not sure that such a distinction is necessarily binary. CharMod in 
particular defines "markup language" as a term, meaning, basically, the 
gunk in your file that *isn't* natural/human language. In other words, 
data formats.

Addison

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Addison Phillips
Globalization Architect -- Yahoo! Inc.

Internationalization is an architecture.
It is not a feature.